Snap-lock fit describes how Modu Drawer modules slot and snap into the repeating pattern of the grid base. Each module has a defined grid position and can be lifted out when you want to rearrange the layout.
How it differs from an adjustable tray
An adjustable tray changes width within its stated range but retains a predetermined compartment layout. A modular grid instead lets you change the selection and position of individual modules.
Why removability matters
- Rearrange the layout. Swap, add, or reposition modules as the drawer's contents change.
- Move the system. Reconfigure modules around another drawer when you move home.
- Wipe-clean care. Lift any module out, wipe it with a damp cloth, and slide it back. Avoid soaking and hot liquids.
What snap-lock fit does
Modules slot and snap into defined grid positions and stay put as the drawer moves. They remain removable so the layout can expand, contract, swap, or rearrange.
Where to start
Use the drawer builder to choose a grid base and modules for your drawer.